Pearl Size Guide

Pearls sizes are generally measured in millimeters (mm) in diameter. They can range from tiny seed pearls less than 1mm in size, to large South Sea pearls that can reach up to 20mm.

Small Pearls (1mm to 6.5mm)
Small pearls are delicate and subtle, often used in intricate designs like cluster earrings or multi-strand bracelets. Seed pearls, less than 1mm, are perfect for detailed artistry. Pearls in the range of 5mm to 6.5mm are commonly used in jewelry designed for younger wearers or those preferring understated elegance.

Medium Pearls (7mm to 9mm)
This size range is considered the classic and versatile choice for pearl jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. Pearls between 7mm and 9mm are suitable for a variety of occasions, from casual outings to formal events, and are favored for their perfect blend of understatement and prominence.

Large Pearls (10mm and above)
Large pearls make a bold statement. From 10mm upwards, these pearls are typically seen in high-end, luxury pearl jewelry, like those found in South Sea and Tahitian pearl collections. Large pearls are rare and often sought after for their impressive presence and luster.

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Ring Size Guide

When it comes to purchasing rings, ensuring a perfect fit is paramount for both comfort and style. Understanding the ring sizing system, especially in the United States, is crucial for making informed decisions about the size that will best suit your fingers. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the intricacies of US standard ring sizes.

How Ring Sizes Are Determined

Ring sizes are typically measured based on the inner circumference of the ring in millimeters. The size is represented by a number, and in the United States, the standard sizing range starts from size 3 and goes up to size 13.

When you purchase a gemstone ring from Herself Jewelry, we follow the US Standard Ring Size Chart.

Measuring Your Ring Size

1. Professional Sizing at a Jewelry Store

The most accurate way to determine your ring size is to visit a local jewelry store. Professional jewelers have sizing tools that can provide precise measurements.

 2. DIY Ring Sizing at Home

If you prefer measuring your ring size at home, you can use a printable ring sizer or a string.

• Printable Ring Sizer: Many reputable jewelry websites offer printable ring sizers. Ensure that you print it at 100% scale and follow the provided instructions.
• String Method: Wrap a piece of string around the base of the finger you want to measure and mark where the string overlaps. Measure the length in millimeters for an accurate circumference.

Factors to Consider

• Ring Width

Wider bands generally feel tighter than narrower ones. If you are choosing a wider ring, it is advisable to have a little space for a more comfortable fit.

• Temperature

Fingers can expand or contract based on temperature. It's recommended to measure your ring size during moderate room temperature for the most accurate result.

International Ring Size Conversion

If you are purchasing rings from international sellers or need to convert sizes, it's essential to be aware of the international ring size conversion chart. This chart provides equivalents for ring sizes across different countries, ensuring you get the right fit regardless of the sizing system.

Conclusion

Understanding ring sizes is an essential aspect of buying and wearing rings comfortably. Whether you opt for professional sizing at a jewelry store or measure your ring size at home, being aware of your size ensures a seamless and enjoyable experience when choosing and wearing rings. Remember, a well-fitted ring not only enhances the aesthetics but also ensures that you can flaunt your jewelry with confidence.

Rest assured, if the ring feels a bit snug or loose, don't worry – our exquisite rings look stunning on various fingers. Simply find the perfect fit and let the beauty shine effortlessly.